Illustrations from the books

[RMansfield]

I've been listening to audio versions of the books that I've purchased at audible.com (just started book 5 today). I was recently told that the books have illustrations, so I'm obviously missing out. Is there a website out there that would allow me to look at the illustrations for the books I've already listened to?

[Moderator]

Right here on the main site Dark Tower section. If you click on this link and then go within each book title, there is a section for the Artwork where you can see the illustrations from the books.

[RMansfield]

That's awesome--thanks for the quick reply!

[GNTLGNT]

That's awesome--thanks for the quick reply!

...just call her "She-Flash"....

[Charms7]

...just call her "She-Flash"....

If the speed bumps aren't real, would someone kindly explain to me why her eyes are so black? All that bouncing up and down is bound to cause some damage. Just idly pondering life's many mysteries.

[blunthead]

If the speed bumps aren't real, would someone kindly explain to me why her eyes are so black? All that bouncing up and down is bound to cause some damage. Just idly pondering life's many mysteries.

I didn't say they are imaginary.

[Moderator]

I know it's just comic-book style but thinking practically in terms of aerodynamics, I'd say that "She-Flash" would be significantly slowed down with those speed bumps.

[GNTLGNT]

I know it's just comic-book style but thinking practically in terms of aerodynamics, I'd say that "She-Flash" would be significantly slowed down with those speed bumps.

...built in airbags ma'am...standard equipment for female superheros...

[Becks19]

I know it's just comic-book style but thinking practically in terms of aerodynamics, I'd say that "She-Flash" would be significantly slowed down with those speed bumps.

And likely to tip over!!

[Moderator]

And likely to tip over!!

And going with Scott's reasoning about air bags, maybe the artist was thinking practically after all!